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     Palma-Prime 
     
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     LlHSälllg l‘mni lle Shunt—Jean me trunapofl 
     
     wns tiequcntly buneled liy heuvy sens 
     
     and au a i’esnlt (lie regisler liud becolne 
     
     “et, and titilmmnnlcly sexeml pages 
     
     mllnn lllc‘ I750 section liml gonen lurn 
     
     and muuldy or mnen, nitle uppeunng 
     
     belote me nulunes remelnbered llml lhe 
     
     lupus") in Ucmber, who lhe 
     
     ullicmtu‘ig pnest and whu lhe 
     
     ullfle‘sms and gmipnrents had been. This 
     
     mu gond enuugli m pmduce a bupiismal 
     
     cumul, cxcn Ihuugh me date in October 
     
     Wdfi unknnwn. lrnnicully, ll lllfllS ou! (ha! 
     
     (lie bupusm prohubly ncver hud been 
     
     recurdcd lll (lie regisler ol' SambPierre» 
     
     LluNonl l‘he ul‘flcmnng pries! wns bused 
     
     ut l’un-1.;Uuyc and il wus in the regisler 
     
     ul Pnr‘t—Lguliyc where lie chose tu record 
     
     u l'hc rccunl ul' (lie baptism, which 
     
     nccnrrcd un Uctuhcr 5, is quite intact m 
     
     (lus du)" 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Knuwlcdgc nl‘ whn (lie prieur; werc on Île 
     
     Summum Llnring thc lircnch regime and 
     
     wlicrc and when Ilicy served, has been 
     
     thVClUpCLl uvcr (lie pas! l()() years or 50 
     
     withnut thc hcnclit 0l inl'iïirmalinn from 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     LA sznvl souvcunucl 
     
    
   
   
    
     (lie regisler u!” Samx-Pienevdu—Norde 
     
     lndeed n ha» been the register ùf l’on La- 
     
     Jnye wlnch has been the main source of 
     
     infommnun. The compilation by D‘C. 
     
     Harvey 15 quile accurate in relation 10 the 
     
     pnesls servng Pnn—Laloye, but is 
     
     wmewhut less aecurate regarding me 
     
     nther four parishes, including Saint- 
     
     Pierre—du-Nnrd, l'or which only Ihc period 
     
     alter 1752 is addressed.” By laking imn 
     
     accoun! the infonnation providcd by the 
     
     register of Saim'Pierre—du—Nord, a greatly 
     
     expanded and more accurate picture for 
     
     tlmt purish can be developed (Table l). 
     
    
   
   
    
     Similarly, by using information from both 
     
     parish regislers, as well as certain other 
     
     data, it i5 possible t0 present a more 
     
     accurate and comprehensive compilation 
     
     showing the service of priests a! each of 
     
     the lhree smaller parishes (Table l). [t is 
     
     unfonunate that the registers Of Saint- 
     
     LouiS—du-Nord—Est, Pointe-Prime and 
     
     Malpec have not survived, for like the 
     
     register of Saint—Pierre—du—Nord, they, 
     
     100, could no doubt shed light on local 
     
     history during the French regime. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     à Sec DAC. l-larvcy. The l"rench Régime on Ï’rinca Edward Islam! (Ncw Haven,l926): pp. 240—243. 
     
     l‘larvcy's compilalmns arc cchncd in chri Blanchard‘s (wo books‘ Histoire de; Acadiens de l Ile du ‘Prtxlr‘xce- f 
     
     li'douard( l927), pp. 75-76 and Thc Acadiam of Prince Edward Island ( I964). pp. 53-55. Howevcr, in c case o 
     
    
   
   
    
     SainkPicrrc-duflord. llarvcy’s crrors have bcen compoundcd in Blanchard’s second bock.